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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 13 (March 1878) (1878)

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he fact that if can quickly be removed from one lathe to another, thus sav- dered at sea, and thirty-four were wrecked on various coasts. two telephones be placed in direct communication with the ing the use of several chucks, and is further claimed to be This is a suggestive showing, for it at… … if vessels cannot be built strong enough to withstand driv- tons. INDEPENDENT JAW FOR LATHE CHUCKS. ing upon the rocks as in the cases of the Atlantic and the Assuming the average cargo at 225 tons, this gives the only jaw adapted to chucks of large diameter. It is made Schiller, at least for a…

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